LA Film Production Up Slightly, but TV Production Drops in 2011
Los Angeles film production rose slightly in 2011, offsetting a decline in TV production to help boost overall on-location 4.2 percent for the year, according to non-profit permitting body FilmL.A.
 LA Times editor stepping down after 4 yearsRuss Stanton, who led the Los Angeles Times to three Pulitzer Prizes in the midst of massive staff layoffs, has stepped down as editor and executive vice president, the newspaper announced Tuesday. |  Hollywood Labor Fight Looms as Money for Benefits WanesBitter disputes over health and pension payments to union members have created plenty of drama in states and cities this year. But do not look for a movie about it — Hollywood will be too busy dealing with a labor crisis of its own. |  LA Times Takes a Giant Step to Shore Up Digital, Social RevenuesAs revenues from the newspaper continue to decline, the Los Angeles Times has overhauled its revenue and advertising teams to focus more on digital, social and promotional opportunities. |  Arianna Huffington Loses Ruling In Fight Over HuffPo OwnershipTwo politicos who sued Arianna Huffington and her partner for stealing their idea for the Huffington Post will get to go forward after a New York judge refused to throw out the lawsuit. |  News Corp sets up hotline for staff to report 'illegal activity'Journalists at News International (NI) and other staff in Rupert Murdoch's media empire have been told to call a hotline to report suspicious colleagues in a fresh clampdown on corruption and other illegal activities. |  Microsoft, Red Cross and UN sucked into global news fixing rowMicrosoft has been sucked into the row surrounding a London-based media company currently under investigation by broadcasters for making editorial programmes without declaring it had a commercial relationship with some of those it featured. |  Los Angeles Times wins APME First Amendment awardThe Los Angeles Times won the Associated Press Media Editors First Amendment Sweepstakes Award on Thursday for "Grading the Teachers," a groundbreaking analysis of public school test scores that showed good teachers make a measurable difference in the class... |  LA Film Production Up Slightly, but TV Production Drops in 2011Los Angeles film production rose slightly in 2011, offsetting a decline in TV production to help boost overall on-location 4.2 percent for the year, according to non-profit permitting body FilmL.A. |
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